[GreenKeys] Dovetron Lite?

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Mine says the same thing Tony.  I take the output of the Dovetron and 
run it into the "serial in" jack of my IRL FSK-1000 and that drives the 
local loop printer.  I've not gone the other way to see how the transmit 
portion works.  This one also has 3 different sets of AFSK tone 
frequencies.

1232 and 1317, 1575 & 2425 and 500 & 700 cycles.  shift comes out as in 
85 cycles, 850 cycles and 200 cycles.  I think they are tunable tho.

Wide-Narrow-Medium is 50 baud, 75 baud and 110 baud.

Regenerator is at 75 baud.

Hard to tell what else is in this thing.

Larry
W0OGH


tony j. podrasky wrote:

> Hey Guys;
> 
> Although I got the Dovetron M1000, what - about 2 years
> ago during the "big buy", I haven't made use of it.
> 
> I actually am thinking about hooking it up, and I opened
> the manual and found that it makes reference to a "scope"
> connector so that you can connect an oscilloscope and
> look at the signals.
> 
> I think that you really have to have a scope if you are
> going to transmit since in receive you can vary the Mark
> and Space filters, so you have no way of knowing whether
> you are on someone's frequency or not.
> 
> Well, these are the connectors on the back of my unit:
> 
> 
> Group One:
> 
>   PTT  /  SIGNAL LOSS  /  POLAR INPUT  /  LOCK
> 
> 
> Group Two:
> 
>   AFSK  /  MIL  /  EIA
> 
> 
> Group Three:
> 
>   AUDIO INPUT
> 
> 
> 
> Did I miss something, or do I have a "Dovetron Lite"?
> 
> The manual says M1000CR/T, but the label on the back
> of my unit just says M1000.
> 
> 73,
> W6ESE - tony
> NNNNZCZC
>